6119 results for 'Sticker, Henry'

This colourful book brings the art of Henri Matisse to life with creative activities and inspiring prompts. Using his iconic works as a starting point, you'll discover various techniques and tasks to...

A new edition of Jazz, featuring a compact high-quality design. In his later years, Henri Matisse transformed a simple technique into a medium for creating major art.Using cut-out techniques and...

The Scientific Revolution and the Origins of Modern Science (Studies in European History) by Henry A comprehensive account of the Scientific Revolution, covering astronomy to zoology. This third...

Published in 1897, "What Maisie Knew" is a novel by Henry James that explores the complex and often unstable world of childhood. When Beale and Ida Farange divorce, their young daughter Maisie is...

A darkly comic novel set against the backdrop of 1930s London, Party Going is Henry Green's exploration of the secrets and desires that bind its characters together. Stranded in a train station and...

Manchester, at the close of the millennium, is a city in turmoil. Henry Bane, now manager of an exclusive nightclub, finds himself drawn into a world of violence and exploitation.A young girl's...

The Fabulous Flyer by Terry Deary In 1852, Henri Giffard's dream of powered flight took him to Paris with an unlikely helper - an urchin girl. Thousands gathered to witness the historic event, but...

Solve 84 word search puzzles to test your knowledge of anatomy. Based on the classic reference book by Henry Gray, Brain Games Gray's Anatomy Word Search lets you have fun while you learn about...

The White Priory Murders A Mystery for Christmas by Carter Dickson is a gripping tale of murder and mystery set against the backdrop of a luxurious holiday gathering. When a Hollywood actress is...

Walden is a personal reflection on simple living in natural surroundings. Written by Henry David Thoreau, it recounts his experiences over two years in a cabin near Walden Pond, exploring themes of...

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of 17th-century Virginia, Cradle is a gripping historical thriller that explores the complexities of colonial ambition and the fierce rivalries that can shape the...

This English translation of Jean De La Bruyère's work offers a unique insight into the author's thoughts on human nature and society. Newly rendered into English by Henri Van Laun, this edition...

Of Knyghthode and Bataile is a 15th-century military poem that adapts the most widely used manual in the Middle Ages into English verse. Written for King Henry VI during the Wars of the Roses, it...

Sugawara no Michizane and the Early Heian Court is a highly acclaimed study of Japan's Heian period. Robert Borgen's in-depth analysis explores the life and legacy of Sugawara no Michizane, a key...

A True Child of Papua New Guinea: A Memoir of Life in Two WorldsMaggie Wilson's life is a unique window into the complex social and cultural transformations that took place in Papua New Guinea during...

The Professor, Charlotte Brontë's first novel, is a thought-provoking exploration of power and desire. Written in the first person, the story follows William Crimsworth, a man navigating his...

Charles Bukowski's autobiographical novel offers a powerful and unflinching look at his youth, told through the alter-ego of Henry Chinaski. A deeply personal and often humorous account, Ham on Rye...

Colour in the iconic images from Henry Gray's influential 1860 edition of Anatomy. This colouring book features reproductions of detailed illustrations that have been used to teach anatomy for...

The Man of Feeling (Oxford World's Classics) Henry Mackenzie's 1771 novel is a seminal work of the sentimental movement, exploring the complexities of morality and sentiment in a rapidly changing...

Genetic Reconstruction of the Past: DNA Analysis in Forensics and Human EvolutionThis book explores how recent advances in DNA analysis have transformed our understanding of human origins and...

A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway is a poignant novel about love and war. Set during the First World War, it tells the story of Frederic Henry, an American ambulance driver, and his intense...

Plexus, the second volume of Henry Miller's The Rosy Crucifixion trilogy, is a deeply personal and provocative work that explores the search for freedom and the true nature of the spirit. Set against...

Henri Nouwen's With Open Hands offers a gentle yet profound exploration of prayer, inviting readers to adopt an open and trusting stance towards God. This treasured introduction to prayer has been a...

The Acquisitive Society by Richard Henry Tawney is a work of economic theory that has been carefully restored and reprinted to preserve its historical significance. The original edition has undergone...

Henry Kissinger's sweeping history of China offers a unique perspective on the country's modern relations with the West. With decades of intimate knowledge, Kissinger provides insight into pivotal...

The Story of the Atlantic Telegraph by Henry M. Field In 1858, a groundbreaking telegraph cable was laid across the Atlantic Ocean, revolutionizing global communication. This remarkable achievement...

Eliza Haywood's Anti-Pamela and Henry Fielding's An Apology for the Life of Mrs. Shamela Andrews are two significant responses to Samuel Richardson's novel Pamela, published together in this edition...

Walden (Royal Collector's Edition) is a reflection on simple living in natural surroundings. Over two years and two months, Henry David Thoreau lived in a cabin near Walden Pond, exploring the...

The Best American Poetry 2021 by David Lehman is a collection of contemporary American poetry guest edited by Tracy K. Smith. This anthology presents a choice of the year's most memorable poems, with...

The Becket List: A Not-So-Serious Guide to First World Problems This comprehensive compendium explores the everyday frustrations that can drive us round the bend. From atonal music and bus stations,...

Connie Willis's comedic romp through time and mystery is a near-flawless tale of love, chaos theory, and literary allusions. When a Victorian vase called "the bishop's bird stump" goes missing, its...

The debate about the causes of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War continues to this day, with historians and scholars offering varying perspectives on the issue. This book brings together...

Henry Thoreau's ideas about living simply have never been more relevant. His writing can be challenging to read due to dense sentences and provocative expressions, which may deter casual readers...

The story of the Rookwoods is one of loyalty and loss. In 16th-century England, their family's long history of service to the Crown was undone by their refusal to abandon Catholicism. As the English...

Defendiendo España explores the often-overlooked story of how Spain defended itself against its enemies over three centuries.The country's vast resources, drawn from across the globe, allowed it to...

Voices of the Poor: Selections from the Morning Chronicle Labour and the PoorThis collection of influential letters and articles explores the lives of London's poor, shedding light on the harsh...

Peruvian Archaeology A Critical History by Henry Tantaleán offers a unique perspective on the history of Peruvian archaeology. This critical analysis traces the cultural legacy of colonialism, from...

Unspeakable Literature and Terrorism from the Gunpowder Plot to 9/11 by Peter C. Herman explores how writers and filmmakers have represented terrorism in their works across centuries. These creators,...

The moral sense is often taken for granted, yet its reality and validity have been subject to scrutiny in recent years. Henry Haslam examines the importance of this aspect of human personality and...

This biblical guide helps parents develop an inner peace with God to navigate the challenges of family life and make parenting a more enjoyable journey.Henry Brandt and Kerry Skinner offer practical...

Russian National Interests and the Current Crisis in Russia by Henry Trofimenko explores the national interests of Russia as indicated by its current policies and public discussions within high-level...

Zeg and the Egg is a Step 1 Step into Reading leveled reader that features big type and easy words. Perfect for children who know the alphabet, this story includes over 30 shiny stickers and a shiny...

Geometry has never been more fun! This entertaining activity book is part of the popular "Mad for Math" series and features 8 pages of stickers. Green, funny aliens will help children master the...

The Night Before Halloween Activity Book by Natasha Wing is a fun companion to the popular holiday tale. This activity book invites you to join the monsters from the story in another adventure,...

This 1973 edition of XII (Duodecim) Panegyrici. Latini is a hardcover volume in good condition, featuring the Latin text and a clipped dust jacket. Notably, it was once the former copy of Tony...

Gabby's Dollhouse Storybook: A Mixed-Up Adventure Gabby's excitement turns to surprise when she unboxes a snow globe shaped like her Dollhouse. To her amazement, the rooms inside start to mix up, and...

The Golden Lion is a gripping tale of adventure and revenge, set against the backdrop of 17th-century East Africa. Captain Henry 'Hal' Courtney and his crew face danger at every turn as they navigate...

Discover the art of baking with a twist, as Claire Ptak and Henry Dimbleby bring you a collection of over 100 sweet and savoury bakes.From novice cooks to expert bakers, this comprehensive cookbook...

Street Photography A History in 100 Iconic Photographs presents a visually stunning collection of images from around the world, showcasing the genre's evolution over time.From pre-war gelatin silver...

This book offers a simple and effective way to address biting behavior in children. Henry's message about the value of friendship and the hurt caused by biting is delivered in a short, catchy,...

Henry Blofeld's A-Z of Cricket is a charming and humorous guide to the world of cricket. With his trademark style, he takes readers on a journey through the alphabet, explaining puzzling terminology...

A humorous collection of cartoons by Tim Whyatt. This book features some of the best work from a two-time winner of the 'Henries' award, showcasing the lighter side of growing older. The cartoons...

Henri Lefebvre's groundbreaking essays on the state offer a profound analysis of modern society and its relationship with space and globalization. This collection brings together key writings from...

The Divine Programme of the World's History by Henry Grattan is a culturally significant work that has been preserved for public access. As it falls within the public domain, you are free to copy and...

Agincourt 1415: Triumph against the odds The Battle of Agincourt is one of the most famous names in English military history. In 1415, Henry V's forces faced off against a French army three to six...

Letters of Note: Sex brings together some of the most remarkable letters ever written about sex, love and desire. These intimate exchanges reveal the complexities and nuances of human relationships,...

Dr Johnson's Dictionary: A Story of Ambition and Vision By 1700, dictionaries had become an important part of national identity in France and Italy. England was determined to rival them, and Dr...

Swallowing the Entire Ocean is a new poetry collection from Henry Normal, creator and performer of the acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series A Normal... Written between August 2017 and January 2019, these...

In 12th century England, Rosamund Clifford's life is a complex web of secrets and desire. As the mistress of King Henry II, she navigates a treacherous world of power and loyalty, with her future...

In Search of Venice brings together four unique perspectives on the city that has captivated so many. Paul Morand's poetic evocation is filtered through his own experiences, while Petr Kral's "Loving...

The Village Goes Electric by James Henry is a humorous tale set in the early 1950s. In the farming village of Stonely, the introduction of mains electricity brings both excitement and unease. As the...

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's artwork continues to captivate audiences with its vivid portrayal of late 19th-century Paris. This collection features over 280 reproductions of his paintings,...

The Cambridge Companion to Utilitarianism explores the history, themes, and applications of this influential approach to ethics. The book traces the development of utilitarianism through key thinkers...

Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised, 12th edition is the authoritative guide to smooth and orderly meetings. Maintained and updated since 1876 by General Henry M. Robert himself, this 12th edition...

The dark secrets of small-town America are laid bare in Kings Row. This 1940 novel by Henry Bellamann explores the violent and gossip-ridden world of Parris Mitchell, a young protagonist struggling...

A fortune in gold and the future of a nation are at stake. King Henri is dead, leaving Haiti in disorder and his treasury empty. A mysterious crewman is able to interpret a series of cryptic clues,...

The Talbot Family of Ireland: A Story of Triumph and Triumphs The Talbot family's journey began in 1172 A.D. when Richard Talbot arrived in Ireland with King Henry II. Over the centuries, the family...

John Tyler, the Accidental President by Edward P. Crapol is a comprehensive biography that explores the life and presidency of the tenth US president. Published in 2012, this revised edition provides...

Washington Square by Henry James A novel that probes the complexities of middle-class life in 19th-century New York, exploring the tensions between social convention and personal expression. Set...

Alicia Myles and her team embark on a perilous quest to uncover the long-lost treasure hoard of Captain Henry Morgan. Their search takes them across the Caribbean, from ancient ports to hidden...

The Eternal Priesthood Fourth Edition by Henry Edward Manning is a high-quality reprint of the original 1884 edition. Published by Hansebooks, this book is part of their efforts to preserve...

Cricket and All That by Henry Blofeld is a humorous and irreverent look at the history of cricket. This lighthearted examination explores the sport's development, its quirks and traditions, and the...

Richard Bruce Nugent was a writer and artist who lived at the center of the Harlem Renaissance. His work was groundbreaking in its celebration of same-sex desire, as seen in his contribution to the...

Toxophilus -The School of Shooting (History of Archery Series) by Roger Ascham. This 16th-century work is a unique blend of dialogue and practical instruction, exploring the art of archery as both a...

Oxford is a photo-documentary book that captures the day-to-day life of this iconic university. Around 100 photographs by Martin Parr document an academic year, revealing the colourful and arcane...

The Nuremberg Trials: A Chaplain's Moral Quandary. In November 1945, Allied Army Chaplain Henry Gerecke was tasked with ministering to the twenty-one imprisoned Nazi leaders awaiting trial for crimes...

This in-depth book explores the rich history of Caerphilly, Wales, from its earliest days to the present. It covers all aspects of the town's development, including its castle, industry, and notable...

Margaret of Anjou: Queenship and Power in Late Medieval EnglandThis biography offers a fresh perspective on the life and career of Margaret, wife of Henry VI and leader of the Lancastrian loyalists...

The Hidden Glory of God: Unlocking the Presence of God and the Heavens' Atmosphere. Discover the secrets to experiencing the glory of God in your life. This book reveals how to move into the presence...

Soft and cuddly, Henry's green blanket is his most treasured possession. He loves to wrap himself up in it and pretend he's a brave hero. But when his sister Henrietta gets her trotters on the...

A young boy watches as his father goes to work in a noisy newspaper printing factory in 1940s New York. His father is deaf and communicates through hand gestures, but feels largely ignored by his...

Melly's Menorah celebrates the joys of Hanukkah with a heartwarming story about family and contribution. When the holiday centerpiece goes missing, Melly comes up with a creative solution to save the...

Explore God's wonderful creation with this fun-filled science activity book for young children. With 20 engaging scenes and activities, kids can discover the diversity of all that God made, using...

The Berenstain Bears and the Missing Honey is a fun mystery for little detectives. Someone has stolen Papa's blackberry honey, and it's up to Brother, Sister, and Cousin Fred to solve the case. In...

Let's Look at the Night Sky: A Fun Guide to the Stars This introduction to the night sky is perfect for parents who want to foster a love of science in their children. Learn about constellations,...

Develop your child's maths skills with Peppa Pig's interactive activity book. Learn with Peppa wipe-clean activity books cover key early learning topics and help to develop fine motor skills through...

The Berenstain Bears and the Bad Habit is a story about overcoming bad habits. Brother Bear struggles with biting his nails, but Mama and Papa try to help him break the habit. With their support,...

The Littlest Elf by Brandi Dougherty is a heartwarming holiday story about a small elf with big dreams. After getting lost in the toy shop, making a mess at the book shop, and falling into the mixing...

The Little Book for Introverts is a humorous guide to embracing the joys of being an introvert. This charming book features cozy snack ideas, clever excuses for canceling plans, famous quotes from...

The Berenstain Bears Meet Santa Bear is a heartwarming story about the true meaning of Christmas. Sister and Brother have made their lists for Santa, but it's up to Mama and Papa to show them that...

Llama Llama and his friends play Secret Santa at school in this fun episode-based story. Based on an episode from the Netflix animated television series, it's perfect for little ones who love the...

The Mek Files Vol.03 Tensions are running high on Mars as the native population fights back against the human colonists who have ravaged their world. The A.B.C. Warriors have been sent in to increase...

Cruising Anglesey and Adjoining Waters From Liverpool to Aberdovey is a fully updated pilot guide that provides essential information for navigating the waters from Liverpool Marina to Aberdovey...

The Tudor court is a place of intrigue and deception, where the stakes are high and the consequences are deadly. At its heart is Henry VIII's desire for a male heir, which sets in motion a complex...

The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James A tragic tale of mistaken judgement and its devastating consequences. Isabel Archer, an American woman with natural advantages, embarks on a journey to Europe...

Spook Country by William Gibson is a gripping spy thriller that skewers the absurdity of modern life with a light touch. In this second novel in the Blue Ant trilogy, Gibson weaves a complex web of...

The Early Tudors: England 1485-1558 This book explores the history of Britain under the early Tudor dynasty, from Henry VII to Mary. It examines the nature and achievements of the Tudor governments,...

The Boxcar Children by Gertrude Chandler Warner is a heartwarming story about four siblings who find an unexpected home in an abandoned boxcar. Orphaned and determined to stay together, Henry,...

The Story of Gloucester's Pubs explores the rich history and heritage of pubs in Gloucester, tracing their connections to the city's past. From the earliest inns to the present day, this book delves...

Critical Development Studies: An Introduction by Henry Veltmeyer and Raúl Delgado Wise provides a critical perspective on key issues in development studies. This volume offers an analysis of the...